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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07

We, the subscribers having been appointed
10y the Honorable the Probable Count Tor the
District Of thlttCndcu, Commissioners TO re-
cCiNc. examine ana adjust the claims and de-
mands OF all persons AGAINST the estate OF Will
lam weaver, late of WcstfOrd, IN said district
deceased ANA also all claims and demands cN-
hhitcd i'm offset thereto; ; and six months from
thc day OF the date hereof being allowed hv
SAID court tor that purpose, we do tn rciOrc
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
hu~in, $ OF our appointment at the dwelling
house of Dorcas Weaver in Wcstlord in said
district, on the third Saturdays of January
and July next. at ~ O'Clock H. m. on each Of
said days.
Dated this goth day of December 1855.
ALVEY STONE.
l.. {. NICHOLS. Commissioners
{. Ii. COBB,
,v.,,v
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE.
Inhabitants of Western Maryland Terri
bly, Alarmed-No Damage Done.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 3.-Despatches were
received in this city this morning from
Westminster, Frederick, Emmetsburg
and other towns in Western Maryland,
stating that the inhabitants were consld-
erably excited over the violent shocks and
loud rumbling which had awakened them
from sleep and continued at intervals from
1870 last night until early this morning.
No damage was done as far As can be
learned, but as that country is mountain
trouble
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07
THE BRITISH THE EAST.


MANDALAY, Jan. "A proclamation
has been issued ordering all the inhabi-
tants to surrender their arms within five
days. 1t is expected that the troops will
be compelled to leave the ruby mines in
consequence of the scarcity Of water and
prevalence of fever. The camp of the ma
tive prince has been surprised by the Brit
lsh troops and the prince himself and II
followers were killed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07
Eeoal nutiess.
Edward MarceI,as's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. : To all persons
DISTRICT or CHTTENDEN, 4 concerned in the
estate of Edward Mtrccllas, late Of Milton.
IN said district, deceased,
GREET NC:
At Il Probate Court, holden At burlington
within and tor the District of ChittcutIrn an
the II h day of December, lss6. an instrument
purpOiting to be the last will ana Testament
of Edward MarceiHs, late ol Milton. in said
district deceased, was presented to tho cuurt
aforesaid, Tor probate. Ana II Is ordered hv
sall court That the llth day of January 1857.
AT the Probate Court rooms in said Huriin,rtor
hc assigned Tor proving said Instrument: and
that notice thereof bc given TO all persons CON
ccrncd, 10y publishing this order three ,ycnLs
successfully i'm the Burlington Free Pres. "a
newspaper printed at said burlington. nrnii
Gus to the time appointed.
Therefore. you are hereby notified To appoor
before said court, AT the time and place aforo.
SAID ANA contest the probate of said Will If
you have cause.
Given under my hand at Buringtou I'm said
district, this lth day of Dcccmb p, l>-G.
JENNIE STACY, Register
Il.W}W
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07
FREE SEED DISTRIBUTIONS

were first suggested, andthe best varieties UNI
der test have been selected d sent to sub
scribers from year to year. Thus it is that
the Beauty OF Hebron, White Elephant and
Rural Blush potatoes have been Introduced :;
the )iehl- Mediterranean, Surprise and Fult-
Zo-ClawsOn Whcnts; the Cuthbert Raspberry !;
the Rural Branching sorghum; Rura Thor
oughhred. BlOunt'S Prolific Corn, and Strata a
gem. Telephone, Rural Newly Orker and Ala>-
ka Peas and scores of other varieties which
are recognized as the best now in cultivation.
1t is m accepted "edium for the introduce
tlon of all new plants, seed and Agricult urdl
and Garden Implements. The first men of the
country recon II as earnestly striving TO
pr OmOte the best Agricultural, horticultural
and stock interests OF America.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Johu Roach, the
shipbulder, who has been confined to his
home for some weeks is fatally i'll. His
disease is epithelioma and its DEVELOPMENT
has been very similar TO the case of Gen.
Grant, the location. however being the
roof of the mouth instead of the throat.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07
SENATOR LoGAs's SUCCESSOR.
Preparing for The Fight-SeveraI CandI
dates AIreadY ut Work

SPRINGFIELD, III, Jan. THE van
guard of the Legislature has arrived and
matters are becoming lively. The sena-
torlal fight has not advanced far enough
todeline, but Farwell has several friends
from Cook who are working and IIamil-
tons brother from Bloomington is said to
be here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07
RECORD OF THE YEAR,
ANOTHER PERIOD OF UNlNTER'
RUPTED BUSINESS PROSPERITY.

The Condition of Buriington's Diversified
Industries Large Growth In Trade
Prosperity Among the working
Glasses Various other Interests.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07
COAL SINESS.

The wholesale and retail coal business
has been very good throughout the year,
and has increa ed proportionately with
the increase of population and manufac-
factures of the city The market has
been more favorable to the consumer this
season as prices have ruled about % cents
a ton less throughout the year. The pros
poets for another year are good, and the
amount handled in this city will probably
be increased
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07
TIE IRON INDUSTRY

While not largely engaged in the iron
business or its working, yet this business
amounts to many thousaLd Dis of dollars
each year, and the year 1856 has showed a
very material increase over last year,
some establishments showing the remark
able increase of 30 per cent, with prospects
for the year to come never as good.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07

Rev G. b. Wheeler has resigned the
pastorate of the Baptist church IN East
HardNiCk
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07
THE RURAL NEWLY

established in 1870 is original from beginning
to end. 1t costs more to publish than any
other weekly farm journal. 1t presents 500
from nature every year. The
best artists-the best writers. 1t is the first
journal to have established experimental
~ ounds, which are under the direct personal
management of its editors. These are cuti-
waited for the benefit If its readers. Every
thing rev is carefully tested and the results
are honestly reported in Its columns THUS its
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR

Permanently removed. by an Indian Prepare
tion. Reliable reference given. Cunsnllation
free. by Mrs. w. W. Hadloy, l75 fremont ST.,
Room id, Boston, Mass Tuesdays, Wcdnos-
days and Thu sdays houts. .. Il. IN. TO 4 p. m
=. q. address, 1@s summer street. Lynn, Mass,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07

PAIDUP CAPITAL............. S60,OOI.
OFFICERS william Wells, President: b. r.
Smaley, Weep esidcnt; II. l.. Ward, Treas
DIRECToPs-C. NJ Spauldng, b. Is. Smalley
NJ. d. Cook, j. II. Gates. William Wells. E.
ward Wells, ID. W. Robinson.
EXECUTIVE CoMMlTTEE- William Wells, b
b. Smalley, c. VI. Spaulding.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07

retail. The trade for the year shows an
advance over last year and has kept pace
with the increase in other branches OF
business. The wholesale trade was some
what affected by the labor troubles, but
Notwithstanding that fact the amount OF
business transacted is better than for the
wear 1885, and indications now point to a
very favorable year to come.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07
RETAIL TRADE.

The general report on the part of mer-
chants is that the retail trade during 1856
mas been equal in volume to the average
with an appreciable boom during the last
several months of the year. Farmers in
this vicinity as well as throughout Yer
mont have seldom had Il better average of
crops than last year and the influence of
This abundance was naturally not felt in
business centres until the harvested crops
could reach the market. Dairy products
have also commanded fair price especial
~ during the latter part of the season,
As result to be expected the retail mer-
chants have already begun to realize
large increase in their trade,
and it is no mere holiday trade either.
Customers select and buy dry goods as if
they had money and this feeling of conf
dence seems to be shared by all classes.
Prices on all dry goods are at the very
lowest and al advance is looked for by
some merchants while others argue that
an increase in prices cannot be looked fol
in some months to come. All are agreed
however, that a permanent business boom
mas set in.
MARBLE AND GRANITE.
one Of the most substantial branches OF
business of our city is that of the marble
and granite business both wholesale and
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AL! in One Book.
Get the Latest and Best.

1t is an invaluable companion u every school
and at every Preside. Specimen Ial'S and
testimonials sent prepaid ou Application.
Published by G. & c. MERRIAM 6 CO,
Springfield Mass, U. s. A.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07
A Biographical Dictionary

giving pronunciation Of names and hri,i ..c
concerning nearly 10000 Nutcd Persons; ais,
various tables giving valuable information.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

yr. Lewis was born IN 1888. in Cleveland
Ohio. From his youth Up be has been In q
continual fight with circumstance. and hes
by perseverance AMI plucs. raisei him
from the propre,orship of peanut basket
TO ths: Of respected man Of business in
this. bis adopted city. His education was
secured mostly by attending the night
schools. and the learning so gained. together
with lots OF good common sense. hss
brought him TO ;Lc front lie has been in
business here eighteen yesrs. served a.
clerk IN the Michigan House three and one
haif years. sni was collector Of the Firs'
ward two years a0d during all this time he
has insie friends and given the best oi
sstisfac'ion 80 ell his business relations.
Mr Lewis l. in every sense 81 the word. =
seli-ms 3e msu. and nox thst re has been
selected by the residents 81 bis ward o. lead
them 90 victory in The coming election. be
will be shown tu4t his trends have not
forgotten his l.dnr aefs 81 kindness or has
acquaintance overlooked his upright
nanncr OF dealing. sna The Fret war; vii
6Dt her beat aidsfmsn IN Manney : IeSis.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02
Ya,tar.iar.. nnart Krcord.

CIRegIr-Herman Rollins and John c.
Sherer vs. Gurdea 4. Hovey aud Chas A
Haner Assumpsit. Judgement for plan
uf s5O6.l> and costs. -Lubberius L.mstfa
and Anthony Nidro were admitted 10
citizenship
ScrERioE III loseph y. TomDkins Is c.
Eden Johuson. IN chancery- Asgu
menss on demurrer sustained upon payment
Of solicitors Ices. Fifteen days allowed de-
fencant 10 answer. Ida J. Schultz Fs
oliver G schultz In chancery. Decree Of
divorce was granted mplaiuant.
PRosArE-f,stste 0f WA. Thuni, deccasee.
Executors fourth account hled.---Estate
Of Benjamin Beach decea ased. order ap-
pointing Adoniiah Landon. John n. Troy
and Geo. Cfo~ commissioners 90 partition.
---Fstale OF ThOs. Byrnc, deceased. Order
allowing executors fifth snnaal account.
--Estate OF John Erhar.. deceased Order
allowing administrators dnal account dis
,ributiDg estate and dischsrsing admins
trstor.-EsJaie OF Cass s. kidcer, de.
ceased Adm.nls'ralOr's second annual
account ile1.---Esiate OF Joseph II. Os-
burn, deceased. Report os sale OF red
estate flied and cO1ffmed.--EState OF
John Harton. deceased. order determining
Ella Juason 10 5e ,.e heir "a law-E Estate
o. Walter S Gee. deceased. Order appoint.
ing Neil SiOllOy administrator. Bond tiiet
and letters isSuei.---Eslate 0f Ira Ford.
deceased Petition for appointment OF an
administrator filed bcarlng May -
Estate OF John Schieiei. deceased. tx
ecutOr's nlai account filed. Hearing
May ,.
PoLIcg-Edward Ca-goa. Daniel Dowa.
drunk. Twelve DAYS each ia Ili---James
Hathaway. drunk. Pad S555--;iso. ".
R)dgers. drunk. Thirty days in jail
Fred Os,randsr. drunk. Costs 70 oe paid IN
one wesk-M. l.. Bridge. drunk and dis
orderly. Sentence suspended ----- Wm.
Perrin yagrsncy. Ten days in Jail Geo.
Bartlett. obsiructiug street crossing. Nolle
pros Il discharged --Nsisoa Morris. assault
aud battery. Adjourned 20 April g.
Charles HalbeTi. siloon open after hours
Adjourned - April Maud Williams.
disorderiy. Sentence suspended ---- Henry
IopBson. Larceny less than 3 Ninety days
in lail ~ hard labor
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02


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Dr oailandsr has so-e 10 New YORK on
Business.
F.r Eegnls. ofsit fefsrson-ave. - con-
ansd Ed his hel-e ay illness.
p W Ccrf-rss. cs G0s.on, - the guest OF
r. H Neral la- 'ew dsys.
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che C.iY plrctas.l- f-sniure.
Miss Nariha iiseenbriak las gone %
ca csgo. ou r. Vislf % friends
Mss N.tfls Brown. % Holland IS IN iAs
citr rlfrnk 4 e. = sis Cushing
e.. s. Ed0suls. Of as Eral fs'a.- World.
.cf 'sst susnius for trio 20 FLORIDA.
MIS- iulis GarstcT. of ic.iers "a ave. has
soue CD LoDdpn. on. - Visit friends.
A. - Turner % ne Eig returned last
evening from a hunting and fishing expi-
tlau p .orita.
oso McGuirs Of ths g. z & 7. Auiito- 3
oaee has xons 70 Forl NGyae, iad. %
WIS., ns rareuts
Hw.fv pcmcray. 0i E5chesfeT. = 8
is risln1z ris ErsudFereofs, Mr. All Mrs
H. g. Asnu si Nasunas-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02
ANfNn fENT fiEtpQt' RTEns.

DE- otf. March, ~. iNsI
OrkF SIR ASH 8E0.--i srn sure yol w II - gi3l
81 the uo OftuI.iy to repair .D fsrf tre terrible
20 x ,s4c to trcnsTli DDN aad the al.fofy oi
~ 'ninit on ln Maiu- - yuuf-ef e1d other.
sy g tlc e9rrc til.i, 50 ii-t ..nrist.tn rili-
"a a. E i le Ctrsulato1 as .sr most Ash. ssen
say hss had u u no.. ~ cours, yorr lie.
though li /, pas,lag strange fbaf yon Gid no.
know N total certainty e' the statement % ali
ffa.ernally and truiy.
HEsKf a.. FoRp,
Corresponding Sccrsta-y 3 il ldmcui Association
II Wayrc county.
7 have ipst secured the above letter with
a copy os one itom General DIV, in which
be denies. in tho most emphatic msuner. OF
haginz sad La. in,oxication has not bsen
perccprib'y isssene!' 10 the STATE Of Maine,
By the prohibiiory law.
found ihe statement il 2 paper and
copied It bchsving i true. I should not
niisqGo.s an, mar knowingly. any sooner
than / 10ali DO h.el sn injury in any other
way
The fscts ~ reference - the statement
are t'iesp % fsr a. ~ T-msmbsr. for unfor-
iuoateiF f8a rsosr co0ttGius u is mis- sid
lie was rha-sed by toe Denacssiice pres.
Niiif syilg tasl fflb'b .siun d,d not prohia't
in Naae. blAiaet teoE 10 up and b. denied
ofer sll ore- asia mating any sf1h
sa4feH DR. AbJat tast trls. lester ~ss
p~8i. - a1t ihlnl s11iisb-a in tae Eex
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ths gen 1iesae-s ~ tlai letter I is p0ssi0 .
that sd, saasag u does n3. cont8ia tiie ex-
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sauee. a. p ent1H
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

GesSD Hariis Apri. Z. 81.
- ihr Eiifor ~ The IElE5skN-HF1stn
arr Uniformed that sone time ago there
appeared in yosT c3lsmus ar item 70 the
eiisci ihas my friends and are going TO
worz sEsinst az. Adsi' IA the approaching
election. fcf signing The call 70 Judge
ne asef iast srffnE dfsi-e 70 sag fhroufb
roar c3lumas tnsf ~ IS snisiake--fnat NJ.
Adsit 3 . aof "a saig call and no q end of
nItIP has anF ressgA e. each ts W0l s.
seaiast him ora that ~ ang other soJ7e
Yours truly
T. Csvrerf
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02


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Nle have "a un louoteJ risll 90 criliclsc
eyars thln- mat q Is nog exactly suit them.
1r to SEE Al table aot 0r4er what they
choose REGARDLESS II what Z. provided. IL
does no. l.l-aa that besides Sleeping eating,
and rscesslug medic4l attendsnce and care.
ih4s ths iomales ars expected 70
saLe 90 farther inte-est in the build
irs AMI ggouads 4 does not mean
thst u0t hand is - he lifted OF
auy work dore without expectng clmpen-
satioa. lag wO,.ld nnt expect tais IA your
own ho.nes. loa II lsl nj rxpsc; j. hare
10 v",iF eFn homes Noa "oold uii tne ga
Gen az lAe sa'ses' ee every tn.h@ ~ nc. 20
oeAe.is ~n' tneei p. anu ae'p - MAJ y
usss-. Aod e'ul''.--lY's. YOU lness 10 ..-S
sane ntsr. - the "Afus oi tne Slt'e Al
o.Ael 'hin2 your A'l'.i-,2A = eaiau 20. tals
IS o'4aifss unuie; - = neither eoot-
nous u's p,lsol' oi.i nome 'of sol'e's.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

Mr. c. W Fslless Las just bought the two
.'frnnsr houses corner Prescott a0c
soula Division-sts. Also the p0wers fsiis
addition about "a lots With the Erspsfy
rhe price paid Is 5000 Good lueses sAy
lie 0bfalnet = choice Investment ~ sow
asafes Tuitle Bros. made tie sale for
Easiern paffieS
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02
Howard Wssehes ia Gold Cs.es a.
ffff.ssFe's :


Brsfhreu e Dofie lsdee No S42 F a
A 4 lou afe hereby Fe4aesie1 30 meef
a. oGr fx5ge Room. ss Nssi kFidge.st,. ga
Sanasy, April "a. 81 81 o'clock y ga, foT
toe puy.o@s ol attending he tuoefAi oi Our
Ieeeasei brother. Peter Nsincn. ~ bis
late Residence 20 Wes brscse.st AL
Master Nsseus ia good standing are inFited
10 attend b. order "
fHANk a. koDaxks. necy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

NE. 1pks Aprl l-Jot q fsff.
ffasssins Aailtor u the Lsas ls.Ana kAsl
so4i Compsns, .ha Rasae pgss.ses q
fs.bbtaa stagsaF7 axnuts sni tees Fepsffteg
ihenl sbort in thtif cash. cxustax tatiE ~
asss.i. hss boen sentsnoed O. serve egki
wears ia ihe F~nlteniisfF.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

Mr Muiligan hss leased iae iot o. Tuftle
Bras 90 South D.vision-st.. bsiwoeD Thlrd
ant foasb ave- Tor nfe years. ae viii
rr-Cs a bakery and confectionery store
sasreon 81 ones They have tsfen AZ ~
their lots on that streets cat 81 The snsrket.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

Everything in Sofi and sun Hsla A.
Miners - MOnrot-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

Jobbers aud se'ailers of Millinery Goo2s
a 43 and s. Monroe.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02
Dunlap Hats at Miners p MourOs-sL

Howard Watches 10 Silver ossse. ID
finest watch made 81 PEEtssEE s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

Howard Wai hes Ia Silver Cases. IA,
hDesg watch made az fEEf sstA's
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

To all Whom II Nay Concern.
II the people .. large don't care Who does
the work as long ~ they cat gei il done
well. fully 20 Their satisfaction. snd as EN-
plor the best dyer iu tie state advise
ihem 10 get their work done nov st ihe
Eagle Steam Dye House, 70. - Canai-st.
Nv motto. Best Work aud Lowest Prices.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

Howard Watch in Gold Cases o.
rHEpssERs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

OrTrcE or 4Hs EAGLE sIFAu DIR WoEKs. }
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

Comman3ant Michigan Soldiers Home

Col Wells hss had charge OF the Home
since September. lSsi and had a difficult
task ~ msGagiug the several scattered
Homes. There has been ha.iew omplaints
agsins, him AMI his erhDntratiOn in The
rscens Investigation has proved that hi-
management was wise and successful
one.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-22
Blessed is The BATH
Fly Fishing Extraordinary.
From the american Angler.


Oscar Smedberg, the excellent lawyer, cult
waited, bright and winning gentleman, whose sad
and untimelY death near ten years since brought
grief 10 the hearts of q host of friends in New
York and elsewhere-he and the writer, some
time in the ''ffties were wading down the
Bcaverkill side by side casting flies with EMU
lative zeal
The sun had Just disappeared behind a west
ern mountain, while it's rays gilded the tops of
many more that encircled us.
The soft evening air was filed with bird and
insect life and the trout were leaping in every
pool.
It is needless 10 say VIC were content and
happy.
Snedberg had Strengthened his long line be
nina nm and commenced making the forward
cast, when his hand was suddenly arrested. We
both instinctively looked back and saw that a
swallow had taken one Of his flies and was soar
ing aloft like the lark For moment Smed-
berg stood as if paralyZed. his rod perpendicu-
Tar, his reel (Which CHANGED to have a weak
click singing as the line was rapidly drawn of
When he bad taken in the situation he reeled in
until only mis- casting line separated the bird
from the rod, lowered its tip so that l was ena-
bled to seize the leader, take the bird in my
hand and remove the hook from its bill. For
tunately the bird was not seriously injured, and
on being released went its way, rejoicing but
doubtless much astOnished swallow.
Upon another stream, at another time over q
score of years, another friend and l, while en-
gagged IN fly fishing, stopped at farm house
for a glass of milk or water. | leaned my rod
against the house. entered it and made known
my wants. Before they were supplied heard
my rod fall, ana upon looking out of the door
saw it moving off in tow of an old hen, evident
ly in a very excited state of mind. She, to
crafty her own appetite, or that of one of the
brood Of chicks that surrounded her, had taken
one of my flies as it swung in the air. With
some difficulty, and amidst much cacklng. fuss
and feathers, - | secured the fowl, removed the
hook and gave the mother to her offspring